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At 11:21 27/08/2009, Aldo wrote:
Luke Yelavich, dans cette annonce, parle de Braille en Grade 2: es-ce uqe ça
a du sens pour nous en Français ? de quoi s'agit-il ?
C'est l'abrégé.
A+
J.-F.
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----- Forwarded message from Luke Yelavich <themuso@xxxxxxxxxx> -----
From: Luke Yelavich
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:39:59 +1000
As of today, Ubuntu 9.10 also known as Ubuntu karmic has a few important
changes regarding Orca, speech, and Braille. First of all, I am happy to
announce that Orca should now give you grade 2 Braille on your display via
liblouis. You shouldn't have to change anything, just configure/start up
brltty and configure Orca to use Braille, and things should just work. Any
problems, please let me know. Note I haven't had a chance to check this
for myself yet, due to lack of time, and my display currently packed away.
Secondly, speech-dispatcher is now the default speech backend for use with
orca. Pulseaudio _ speech is still not yet resolved, but I intend to debug
speech-dispatcher's pulseaudio output code over the coming month to do as
much as I can to get things playing nicely together for use with
pulseaudio and the rest of the audio experience on the desktop. I will be
testing this setup in the coming days, so if ther are any problems, I will
likely find them, but feel free to let me know if you find any as well.
Should you use dasher or gok, note that these still use gnome-speech, as
they are yet to be ported to speech-dispatcher.
There is still a fair amount of work to be done before speech-dispatcher
is truely ready for use with gnome-orca and GNOME 3.0, but hopefully
enabling it by default in Ubuntu, and with much user testing and feedback,
we can fix any obvious problems, and get the final pieces coded before
GNOEM 3.0 releases.
Finally, please note that Ubuntu karmic is still considered a development
release. Feature freeze has arrived, which means there will not be any big
updates to Ubuntu, and the focus from here till the release in late
October is bug fixing, and yes, this includes accessibility bug fixing.
However, things could still be unstable, so try at your own risk. If
something breaks, you get to keep both pieces.
Thanks, and enjoy.
Luke
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